Sentence examples for amusing to think from inspiring English sources

It's amusing to think of Liam Fox sharing a house with anyone.

It's amusing to think of Joseph P. Kennedy, championing British fashions in Nazi appeasement as Roosevelt's ambassador to London, as having "gone native".

It is amusing to think of Joe Biden and Rahm Emanuel running on treadmills in the Senate and House gyms, respectively, to gather rumors and talk policy.

It would be amusing to think that the doctor-poet, so pragmatic and modest in his daily life, meant nothing more than that.

At any rate, it is amusing to think that a whole generation of coddled children may yet be alerted to the possibility of transport without dedicated rear doors.

It is at least a little amusing to think of Harriet — Harry — Korn as Ally McBeal several decades later, having never shed her menopausal weight gain and only ballooning further, thanks to a diet of grease and packaged cupcakes.

It is amusing also to think of it as satirizing a ponderously serious style of performance art.

Many of his best gags were as ingenious as they were amusing, encouraging audiences to think as well as grin.

He watched a playback of it with exaggerated politeness before inquiring nonchalantly: "Do I detect the smell of burning martyr?" With his eye on an artistic retort, Jay Z has spent the days since torn between his perennial fear of incurring his wife's wrath again, and amusing himself trying to think of rhymes for "my little piranha fish".

It is amusing (even if dispiriting) to think that maybe the anti-empirical biases in neo-Darwinian thought and discourse have as much to do with Victorian prudishness as with Victorian philosophical battles.

According to court papers summarizing her accusations, Mr. Hughes seemed to think it amusing to grab his genitals and ask Ms. Crawford to show him her breasts.